Replies to post #230150 on Plastic2Oil Inc (PTOI)

[flptrnkng]

make money trading JBII

I think the general outline is to get free shares for promoting JBII, then post thousands of times exhorting true believers to buy and hold, all the time selling the spikes and buying back the lows.

That pretty much guarantees gains on JBII.

[AtlasSnuggled]

nah but pillory exGFs 100 shares, we gointodamoon!
Other trading advice is hang on to free/promoter shares deep into the dimes.
As far as genuine hard money retail personal shares, god willing those other folks should be long gone now, see volume is ticking up and shares are ticking down. Cant wait for the FedEx truck today.


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Wow, that's fascinating. Any advice on how I can use that information going forward to make money trading JBII?

Thanks!

[loanranger]

"Any advice on how I can use that information going forward to make money trading JBII?"

I'm an investor, not a trader. JBII isn't an investment grade stock:
http://www.sec.gov/cgi-bin/browse-edgar?action=getcompany&CIK=0001381105&type=&dateb=&owner=exclude&start=0&count=40

The information provided suggests that the Crayola project is just another one of those boondoggles that typifies stocks that aren't worthy of investment. The company's history is rife with them. Apparently traders have recognized the pattern, because the news of the Crayola relationship appears not to have made an impression on them and hence the stock price remained unaffected.

Good luck!

ps. One thing that might help you in your trading is the pattern of the share price as it is affected by the issuance of permits. Traders seem to love them! If I didn't know better I might think that JBI was in the Permit business and processing various waste products into fuel was a sideline. Watch for Permits and Buy Buy Buy!!!

[buenokite]

Wow, that's fascinating. Any advice on how I can use that information going forward to make money trading JBII?

Sure, it demonstrates that the best trading approach to JBI is getting free shares for promoting the stock which occurred according to SEC filings quite prolifically under John Bordynuik as CEO. And according to those same SEC filings it has stopped under Rauber and Bogolin. On a sidenote, I think that explains some of the recent attacks on those two executives.